Jets got it done 31-20 over Titans. Nick Singleton carried the load for Titans — 16 carries, 123 yards, 1 TD — in a losing effort. Breece Hall did the work on the ground for Jets — 11 carries, 123 yards, 1 TD. Total yards: Titans 333, Jets 297.

Points were scarce. Eagles scraped past Titans 17-3. Saquon Barkley did the work on the ground for Eagles — 6 carries, 148 yards, 1 TD. Saquon Barkley was the target for Eagles — 3 catches, 60 yards, 1 TD. Total yards: Eagles 268, Titans 88.

Nicole Santos: "Pittsburgh's offense has been broken all season and stayed that way: 6 points on 39 pass attempts is what happens when you abandon the run game and have nothing to show for it. Tennessee walked in and took what it wanted on the ground, 189 yards, while Cam Ward picked apart a secondary that couldn't touch him." Zoe Bell: "Jermaine Johnson II got 2 sacks against an offense that couldn't protect itself: Pittsburgh threw 39 times and gave up the ball once, which means Tennessee's pass rush was doing the real work while the Steelers' own playcalling was the actual problem."

Steelers had no answer. Titans took it 30-6. Cam Ward was steady for Titans — 23/36, 230 yards, 3 TD. Jermaine Johnson II got after the quarterback for Titans — 2 sacks. A season best for Tony Pollard. Total yards: Titans 419, Steelers 256.

Priya Sable: "Indianapolis threw for 5 touchdowns and Tyreek Hill had 244 yards — that is not a losing performance, that is a defense that quit. Tennessee scored 63 and ran for 264 with Nick Singleton; the Colts got beaten so badly it looked like two different sports." Riley Parker: "Indianapolis just got mathematically eliminated from anything that looks like a playoff race the moment they touched the field. They threw 29 times, ran 5, got 22 yards on the ground—that is not a gameplan, that is surrender masquerading as strategy."

Titans were never troubled, putting Colts away 63-35. Anthony Richardson Sr did the damage for Colts — 14/29, 387 yards, 5 TD — in a losing effort. Nick Singleton did the work on the ground for Titans — 12 carries, 264 yards, 7 TD. Nick Singleton has not had a better afternoon this season. On the ground: Titans 264, Colts 22.

Kayla James: "Houston had the ball and couldn't hold it—5 turnovers, 4 of them from C.J. Stroud's arm, is a recipe for getting run over, and Tennessee knew it. Nick Singleton punished them on the ground with 175 yards, turning a shootout into something uglier, and that's the difference when one team gives it away and the other just takes what's offered." Talia Morgan: "Nico Collins picked up 102 yards and 2 scores while Stroud was coming apart, but that's not why Houston lost—Tennessee simply decided to run the ball 25 times and made it stick, outgaining them 199 to 83 on the ground and keeping the Texans' hands tied on a night where they couldn't afford to chase."

Houston had Nico Collins running free—5 catches, 102 yards, 2 touchdowns—and it still wasn't enough because the Texans gave the ball away 5 times and Tennessee just would not stop running. Nick Singleton had 175 yards on the ground, his best of the season by a mile, and Tennessee's offense gashed Houston for 377 total yards while the Texans managed just 252. The Titans won 42-35 in a shootout where both teams looked careless with the football, but Tennessee made fewer mistakes when it mattered. Houston is 8-5 and rolling until it isn't, and right now it looks like the turnovers caught up with them at exactly the wrong moment.